Natural Seal Invisible Liquid Bandage, 2 Pack, Soothe, Seal and Protect Small cuts, scrapes, rashes and More - NO Harsh Chemicals - Sting Free - Moisturizing Spray on Bandage

This KeriCure's Natural Seal Invisible Liquid Bandage is a very effective coating that goes on milky and liquid, and dries tacky and somewhat solid like a gel coating. This is not as strong and permanent as other liquid bandages I've used, that can seal a cut, but it does create a nice feeling and soothing coat over scrapes especially. I had scraped my knuckle in my pic, and this product made it feel immediately cooler and better. It can and should be applied multiple times throughout the day as needed, to keep up the protection. I placed a traditional bandage over this because I use my hands a lot, but I could see this would be great for leg or arm scrapes, and particularly for children where a bandage may not exactly be necessary, but you want the open abrasion protected anyways. I'd definitely recommend having this in the house.

I would recommend aloe in place of this stuff. It doesn't seem to dry or provide any protection. Also, isn't polyacrylate a plastic? It's marketed as natural. ??

KeriCure's Natural Seal Invisible Bandage is an interesting concept, basically a liquid band aid that helps when you have a smaller wound to protect it and allow it to heal. This is especially meant for issues like cracked skin and such to help lock in the moisture to allow it to heal.Obviously like with any wound you have to make sure it is clean first since you don't want any dirt in there to cause any kind of infection. Then you just shake it up to make sure it is mixed well, spray on a thin layer, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry and remove the excess from the edges. Don't rub it in or anything since that is not how this is supposed to be used.I found when you use it, it is just slightly tacky to the touch and is a bit flexible just like you would expect and hope it to be or else it would just crack and then you would have no protection again. It is very easy to use really but the layer you get is pretty thin. It does have a tendency to run away before it dries so you really can only apply a little bit. So if you wanted a thicker layer you would have to apply a thin layer at a time. They also recommend reapplying it up to 3 times a day, which to me indicates that they also realize it is not very resilient to normal wear and tear which is what I have found.It works well for a quick making something that is open, add this on it to give it a protective layer for a bit but then that layer does wear off and you let nature just run its course or put a band aid on it. I just don't see myself grabbing to this one much at all unfortunately. Even though it is easy to use it does tend to run off making it a bit of a strategy game to figure out how to place the area in question to avoid run off.

I've used other liquid bandages before, and they've worked much better than this. That might be because this is a spray and the others wipe on. The spray aspect is convenient in terms of using it while away from the house (e.g. at the park), but the amount that it applies just wasn't thick enough to do a good job, at least for me.

This works great. We are happy with it.

I dunno how to describe it better than to say it feels kind of like that liquid bandage or liquid skin stuff. It take a little bit to dry and stings some but it gets the job done. I wish it listed allergy info tho.

This spray works okay but it has to applied several times to provide decent protection and then it comes right off when you wash your hands, so I don't see how it's waterproof. Might be good for some situations but it's not too useful for me.

This is absolutely useless.It doesn't dry quickly which is pretty much a necessity with this type of product..... this is just way too runny since it's liquid to really adhere enough to dry.I'll stick with the name brand products of this.

It works

I would buy it again